Mouth

i’ve been getting mouth sores alot now, its a little white circle in my mouth that really hurts and stings and its hard for me to eat because it hurts so much. i brush my teeth every morning so i dont know why i always get it one after another… i use Orajel mouth sore, but all it does is numb it for like 5-10 mins. why do i keep getting these mouth sores again & again & again?! this is probably the 5th mouth sore in 3 months.

could be food allergy. keep track of what you eat. if not that, it’s probably a virus. eventually, your immune system will reduce the frequency. check with a doctor any case.

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Am taking care of a woman who has become really, really thin, and is awfully ill , too, and she says they give her more pain than her bones do. She said they gave her something in the hospital that helped, but she doesn’t remember what- and apparently neither does her doctor. (It would be OK if it were prescription, or not.)

try using a solution of warm water and salt this is an old remedy that works very well….

Good luck

I get ulcers aka canker sores in my mouth all the time. I get one, it goes away, then the next day another comes up. My doctor gave me apthasol with makes them go away, but do any of you know of a medicine that will prevent them? Or atleast do better than apthasol?

You usually cannot prevent them. They are brought on by a virus in your body. Sometimes you can get them when you have been or will be sick, as your immune system is not in full force. Other than that, keep your fingers out of your mouth and rinse with warm salt water 2-3x a day.

“Orazyme™” is a unique system that was created by Dr. Fresh as a roadway system created to help maintain a natural balance in the human mouth by selectively inhibiting bad bacterial to ensure better oral health. Based on this roadway system, several unique additives (actives) could be added with different triggers and in varied conditions to fasten and attain healing of various oral ailments / conditions like: Dry Mouth, Chronic Bad Breath / Halitosis, Mouth sores / ulcers, and several others.

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I know that eating a lot of sugar makes you get them (I found out the hard way!) and its not the bumps on the tongue but the wholes on the inside of your cheek.
So far salt with warm water is not working quite well, any suggestions will be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

Lemon juice and baking soda. It’ll burn like hell, but it’s always helped me.

Or else, just gargle with warm water and baking soda.

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I have a sore on the inside of my jaw on both sides.It hurts sometimes when i eat and i can’t seem to find a cure for it.I’ve tried almost all kinds of over the counter medications and it only soothes it,but can’t heal it completely.Do u know of maybe a home remedy that might work?

What Is Behçet’s Disease?

The disease was first described in 1937 by Dr. Helusi Behçet, a professor of dermatology in Istanbul. Behçet’s disease is now recognized as a chronic condition that causes sores or ulcers in the mouth and on the genitals, and inflammation in parts of the eye. In some people, the disease also results in arthritis (swollen, painful, stiff joints) and inflammation of the digestive tract, brain, and spinal cord.
Mouth sores—Mouth sores (known as oral aphthosis and aphthous stomatitis) affect almost all patients with Behçet’s disease. They are often the first symptom that a person notices and may occur long before any other symptoms appear. The sores usually have a red border and several may appear at the same time. They can be painful and make eating difficult. Mouth sores go away in 10 to 14 days but often come back. Small sores usually heal without scarring, but larger ones may scar.
What Kind of Doctor Treats a Patient With Behçet’s Disease?

Because the disease affects different parts of the body, a patient will probably see several different doctors. It may be helpful to both the doctors and the patient for one doctor to manage the complete treatment plan. This doctor can coordinate treatment and monitor any side effects from the various medications the patient takes.

A rheumatologist (a doctor specializing in arthritis) often manages the patient’s overall treatment and treats joint disease. The following specialists treat other symptoms that affect different body systems:

*** Urologist—treats genital sores in men. ***
Topical Medicine

Topical medicine is applied directly on the sores to relieve pain and discomfort. For example, doctors prescribe rinses to treat mouth sores. Creams are used to treat skin and genital sores. The medicine usually contains corticosteroids, which reduce inflammation, or an anesthetic, which relieves pain.

Oral Medicine

Doctors also prescribe medicines taken by mouth to reduce inflammation throughout the body, suppress the overactive immune system, and relieve symptoms. Doctors may prescribe one or more of the medicines described below to treat the various symptoms of Behçet’s disease.

ok first off im not sexualy active. and theres inside my mouth. i get them alot. like maybe once evry 2 to 3 months. and they last about a week. what can i do to help the pain and why am i getting these so much?

My 16 yr old has gotten them since he was young. He uses a medicated mouth wash the dentist gave him and Llysene. You can find Llysene w/ vitamins @ the store. It also helps w/ zits. L

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